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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1882
Page
2
The Priday Ort weekly notes the aging Montgomery Blair as a candidate for Congress from Mary Taud. It mentions a recitation of writers in Sin Finneiees and compares voter turnout to ten years ago. June Porren visited Ciften, Graham county, reporting two rousing events. Graham supports Porter confidently.
In a heated political scene a candidate promises booze to win supporters at a saloon, the contest intensifying as factions line up behind the provision of the last whisky to sway crowds. The episode underscores how patronage and alcohol influence public backing.
Joseph N. Delpy has last been elected Republican Senator to the National legislature in Washington.
At the Buffalo judicial convention the Republicans of New York nominated L. L. Lewis for the position of Judge of the Supreme Court.
The arms seized by Mexican authorities from Pima County rangers some time ago have now been returned to United States authorities.
A report notes severan hundred Chinese have landed in San Francisco from Hong Kong to work as actors and for other trades, including cigar making, due to no immediate demand for their acting services.
Oury ends his career with masterly inactivity and retires to private life in Florence. The article notes that the people will grant him an unqualified permit on November 7.
The Cercle asserts that Democratic candidates have been solicited to permit their names on the Republican ticket for sheriff. The piece questions whether the razeur will demeaningly mention those Democrats by name.
Elmuils Bill provisions trigger actions as Awansis advance in Utah. Salt Lake Livr notes the arrest of F. F. Wintzs of Big Cot sonwool amid polysimy allegations.
The Independent reports Republicans and Democrats in Co Chise accuse each other of voter restoration frauds. It claims over 2,000 registrations were added from a 10,000 population, nearly one in three residents including men women and children.
The writer notes that if a proverb is true, politicians with dubious parentage give little regard to youth and virtue. He claims public displays of political virtue are weak, and the mire from the political pool is visible.
The piece denounces a recent surrender of Tre oullin James to Missouri authorities and condemns a Jefferson City ceremony honoring him.It attacks perceived corruption of civic morals, compares attitudes to Arizona, and imagines harsh treatment for James at a ceremonial levee, reflecting strong condemnation of the event.
The call asks voters to elect men who will defend county boundaries, secure rights and privileges, and promote prosperity while lifting Maricops County from debt. It warns that timid or tactless legislators may worsen the county’s condition and urges scrutiny of new candidates.
A Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction faces a dramatic confrontation as telegraphic dispatches reveal his alleged challenge to a duel. The episode raises questions about his fitness and leadership, and whether he should direct the law and educate the nation's youth.
The report cites Ben Morgan as a leading Democrat in Pims County charging Hor ton, the Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, with perjury. Tierton has not denied the claim. The piece calls the charge a reflection on those who would support him.
A description praises U. A. E. Davis as a gentleman fit for office, stressing his scholarly qualities and the value of public education in Arizona. The prose asserts Arizona will not regret placing its youths' free education in his hands and views his nomination as a grand privilege for the territory.
In a fierce denunciation, a speaker accuses a secret third party of operating within both major parties to deceive voters. He claims these tricksters push partisan fervor while robbing the public, unseen and unnamed, manipulating elections and shielding their own aims. He asks for evidence of such a third party in the county.
Do you know what these are my child They root in the ground and sleep in the mud Oh see how black and dirty they are They spoil the farmers wheat They would dirty your hands if you should torch them Wo they are not patriots they are not honest they are not good for anything except to kill They are politicians my child The one in front is called Republican the one behind is named Democrat Two hoes with but a single thought to wallow in dirt and shame and clime
The piece argues against Democratic avoidance of the Republican slate in the county. It notes a 1-10 candidate share on the sheriff ticket and predicts a solid field for other offices. It praises the listed Republicans as first-class men and urges voters to overlook past divisions at the polls.
Welesra from the Sén'taid states Blythe Sugar Company of Lerdo Colony on Coloraila bottoms has erected substantial buildings at its plantations and plans a large cane crop next spring. The valley offers inducements to enterprising firms for cotton and sugar, with a call for men to seize the opportunity.
Tas Prescott branch railroad business provokes optimism in sister towns amid strong local press reaction. Journalists condemn perceived mishandling and grievances rise as coverage stresses need for clear plans and accountable leadership.
By and special to the Mimato nine prisoners escaped from the Tucson jail last night. A dispatch to Sheriff Orme from Sheriff Paul of Pima County urged no expense be spared to recapture them. Among the escapees are several awaiting murder and robbery trials.
A late night rally in Tombstone boosted Judge Porter as the Republican choice for Cochise County sheriff. Observers note Porter’s tireless campaigning and predict his victory in the upcoming election, citing his wide reach and persistent efforts.
Democratic leaders press voters to back the Republican ticket while arguing against their opponents. The piece notes the speakers' heavy efforts to justify the Democratic stance and persuade the public amid busy political messaging.
Citizens are urged to support men who will serve as the county’s most capable officers and deliver the greatest public benefit. The message emphasizes backing the Republican ticket as the path to proven leadership and effective governance.
Vuurens, Tempe, Mesa, Pharnix all pledge to vote for Porter. The county endorses Porter, signaling strong support across multiple communities ahead of the ballot.
The Courier notes Judge Porter cannot start by carrying his own county but is expected to end by carrying it around November. The remark frames Porter’s potential bid as a key local political contest in the approaching election season.
In a local commentary, the author argues against reasons to oppose the Republican ticket in the county, urging support for their election and questioning opposing critiques. The piece emphasizes party alignment, local governance implications, and voter guidance amid the county race.
A brief political item notes Yorn supporting Porter amid Territory interests. It outlines alignment on policy directions and cautions about regional impacts, signaling a clash of priorities between local governance and broader territorial concerns.
A lively Vulture week covered: two young women in a buggy incident, a band performance for Dr Osborne and his bride, and political chatter favoring Republicans as candidates visit. Reports on Brill, Beymour, and Cave Creek highlight improving trade, new goods, and mining optimism with a planned forty stamp mill.
Melville sent his graphic narrative of the Jeannette voyage to the Secretary of the Navy, supplementing De Long’s minutes with a chart detailing events from July 12 onward and the ship’s loss, marking a fuller history of the ill fated expedition.
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin reports unprecedented favorable notices for Dr. Jacobs Oil, noting widespread approval across social strata and a strong positive reception from readers and local observers. The piece highlights broad confidence in the remedy’s effectiveness.
A collection of brief items: Mr J Morgan of Berkeley faces a possible street duel with M B Horton over a derogatory pamphlet. Horton challenges Morgan. Morgan backs out after partial preliminaries. Tucson jail escapes nine prisoners in a late evening break. General Pope expected to succeed McDowell as Major General. Chinese immigration to British Columbia provokes Trades Union opposition. Colorado Republican split seen as milder than Pennsylvania’s. Democrats favored to carry New York. Secretary Toler heads to Colorado to support the fight.
Tombstone discusses ad visibility on election day and Crook’s harsh measures against Italians. Railroads loom, charters may be requested, and new sawmills expand in Pinal and Gila counties. Mining growth includes Ex Governor Stanford’s venture, John Kron’s ore shipment, and Jessie Benton gold bars. A careless man in a Boch saloon produced a rattlesnake.
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